Sentence examples for the fact of human from inspiring English sources

How do we describe the fact of human existence?

For one thing, they underscore the fact of human diversity until very recent times.

His unreflecting faith in enlightenment, progress and psychiatry contends with the archetypal, the superstitious, the fact of human evil.

He loved the fact of human faces as they were, uncosmeticized and unidealized and coolly inspected, but his passion lay in dramatizing the truths those faces contained.

The Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals is a refinement of Hume's thinking on morality, in which he views sympathy as the fact of human nature lying at the basis of all social life and personal happiness.

Although he does support conservation, Mr. Blackwell said he hoped that environmentalism could find a way to embrace "the fact of all of these places, and the fact of human presence on the world".

While in both books Lomborg conceded (in a few sentences) the fact of human-induced warming, he argued (in hundreds of pages) that it was "no catastrophe" by issuing grotesquely misleading claims – one after the other – in seeking to discredit the scientific basis of current and projected climate impacts.

This painting just shows the facts of human ageing.

But to claim that the only natural forms of sex and pair bonding occur between unambiguous males and females is to ignore the facts of human biology.

No one would, of course, unless the clasping somehow had some relation to human wellbeing or harm, which is what morality must surely be about – "unless you change the facts of human existence".

It is not a doctrine or a set of rules; it is a starting point, its founding idea being that ethics must be based on the facts of human experience.